And this is why this curmudgeon can't use Perl 6[^1]. It randomly shuffles the line noise we learned over decades. It seems so obvious that's the opposite of

And this is why this curmudgeon can't use Perl 6[^1]. It randomly shuffles the line noise we learned over decades. It seems so obvious that's the opposite of what they should have defaulted to, that it clearly should have been ^ and $ for lines, and ^^ and $$ for the string, since like ((1)(2)(3)): ^^line1$\n^line2$\n^line3$\n$ [1]: That, and it's not anywhere, while Perl 5 is everywhere.